Re: spurias
In a message dated 11/24/2007 3:51:53 A.M. Central Standard Time,
tasquierloic@cs.com writes:
<<when they are planted, you'll have to be patient...they take ages to
bloom...! After 2 years, still nothing here, maybe next year?>>
Loic,
So sorry to hear your collection of Spurias haven't bloomed yet! My
collection is small, but I had bloom the first year. They are such a pleasant
surprise at the end of TB season. While I scurry around with tweezers in hand,
looking for willing or unwilling victims, I tend to forget the Spurias. Just
as the depression sets in from season's end, the Spuria blooms start to pop!
Such brilliance.
I recommend everyone try a few. In the year of the freeze, their display
was especially rewarding.
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Betty W. in South-central KY Zone 6 ---If you don't cross them, you can't
plant them!
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Some seedlings planted and some still in the pots!
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